Functions
The topics are:
Rogue Wave Script Functions
In Rogue Wave Script, functions are regular values (also known as "first class" values) which can be manipulated like any other type of value: They can be passed to functions, returned by functions, stored into variables or into objects properties, etc.
For example, the function
parseInt is actually a function value which is stored in the
parseInt variable:
parseInt −> a function value
This function value can be, for example, assigned to another variable:
myFunction = parseInt
and then called through this variable:
myFunction("-25") −> -25
Function Methods
The only method of functions is:
Table F.38 Rogue Wave Script Function Method
Syntax | Effect |
function.toString( ) | Returns a string which contains some information about the function. Examples: "foo".substring.toString() −> "[primitive method substring]" eval.toString() −> "[primitive function eval]" |
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